CIVIL WAR MEMORABILIA

Speeches, articles, writing from Anna Ella Carroll, letter, discharge paper, and reproduction prints (with duplicates).

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CIVIL
THE MATERIAL BEARING
TENNESSEE CAMPAIGN IN 1862
UPON THE
DESTINIES OF OUR CIVIL WAR
by
all
whom
it
may
CIVIL
Company
during
this
thousand
Know
Private
the
eight
who
hundred and
That
Discharged
Regiment
Captain
from the
service
States
THE
MATERIAL
BEARING
objection
State
Giben
being
known
with
TENNESSEE
CAMPAIGN
IN
1862
UPON THE
DESTINIES
OF
OUR
CIVIL
WAR

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it
Concern:
whom
all
this
(No to being known exist.")
Black hair, and by occupation, when enrolled, a
it
Concern:
whom
all
Me
VOLUNTEERS,
a
Company,
Private
who
18th
enrolled
Smith
day
of
one
during
thousand
the
eight
was
hundred
on
this
Discharged
day
reason
of
from
the
service
1865
of
the
Delaney
United
States
9th
to
being
known
objection
his
is
to
born
State
feet
high,
of
in
the
and
by
occupation,
when
enrolled,
a

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OATH OF IDENTITY.
of
County
On this.
.day of....
the
one thousand eight hundred and sixty........ .personally appeared
before me, the undersigned, a Justice of the Peace for the County
..abore mentioned, ...
who, being duly sworn according to *law, declares that he is the
.in the Company commanded by
....in the Regiment
that he enlisted on the......... .day of.....
for the term of.
.and was discharged
of.
Sworn and
OATH
OF
IDENTITY.
of
of
the
State
of...
County
the
year
On
.day
the
one
thousand
eight
hundred
and
.personally
appeared
before
me,
the
undersigned,
a
Justice
of
the
Peace
for
the
County
..abore
mentioned, ...
who,
being
duly
sworn
according
to
declares
that
he
is
the
was
.in
the
Company
commanded
by
the
Regiment
commanded
that
he
enlisted
on
.day
of.....
the
term
of.
.and
was
discharged
on
of.
.by
reason
28th
1866
and

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TE
CIVIL
TE
Major

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TO COMMEMORATE THE SIGNAL VICTORIES
VOUCHSAFED TO THE FEDERAL ARMS.
PRAYER
bel
AT THE
CATION OF THE NATIONAL CEMETERY AT GETTYSBURG,
Father, for the sake of Thy Son our Saviour inspire
19
THE CALAMITY THAT WOULD HAVE FOLLOWED.
of the
347
environ It would the be American difficult to people exaggerate to-day the had calamities not the Mississippi which would ex-
"I know from Colonel Scott, who told be-
sys-
Eng-
been
abandoned
and
the
he left, Miss Carroll, that
TO
COMMEMORATE
THE
SIGNAL
VICTORIES
VOUCHSAFED
TO
THE
FEDERAL
PRAYER
bel
AT
THE
OF
THE
NATIONAL
CEMETERY
AT
GETTYSBURG,
AS.
F.
MAGIE,
D.D
Thursday,
November
19th,
for
the
sake
of
Thy
Son
our
Saviour
inspire
19
THE
CALAMITY
THAT
WOULD
HAVE
FOLLOWED.
of
the
347
environ
It
would
the
be
American
difficult
to
people
exaggerate
to-day
the
had
calamities
not
the
Mississippi
which
would
ex-
PLAN
OF
THE
TENNESSEE
know
from
Colonel
Scott,
who told
be-
sys-
Tucker
said
to
Eng-
been
abandoned
and
the
he
left,
Miss
Carroll,
that

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sanctify
the
and
inspire
with
Thy
of Thy
for
the
sake
God
our
of this
occasion
duties
right
departments
of the
Govern
Cemetery
this
new
We come
the
and
many
Gover
which
ordained
which
Thou
stand
blended
people
severally
relati
SPEECH
because
that
trust
that
Thou
called
and thoroughly
we
presence
apparent
and
imperishable
designs
the
ascription
the
Church of
lands
and
ages
with
with
and
sanctify
the
and
inspire
with
Thy
of Thy
for
the
sake
God
our
of this
occasion
duties
right
departments
of the
Govern
Cemetery
this
new
We come
the
and
many
Gover
which
ordained
which
Thou
stand
blended
people
severally
relati
SPEECH
because
that
trust
that
Thou
called
and thoroughly
we
presence
apparent
and
imperishable
designs
the
ascription
the
Church of
lands
and
ages
with
with
and

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DAILY STATE SENTINEL.
The Massachusetts Boys
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
for
all
GLORIOUS NEWS
On their Way to Dixie.
By J. WARD CHILDS Guards 53d Massachusetts Vol. Militia.
FT. DONELSON TAKEN
February
15,000 PRISONERS CAPTURED
Come, listen soldiers to my song,
GEN. JOHNSTON A
DAILY
STATE
INDIANAPOLIS
DAILY
The
Massachusetts
Boys
LATEST
BY
for
all
GLORIOUS
NEWS
On
their
Way
to
By
J.
WARD
CHILDS
Guards
53d
Massachusetts
Vol.
FT.
DONELSON
TAKEN
February
Air-OLD
15,000
PRISONERS
CAPTURED
listen
soldiers
to my
FROM
Potatoes,
Their
and
ham
and
beef,
will tell,
boys,
times
of
night
came
on,
JOHNSTON
A

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Copyright, 1910, by Patriot Publishing Co., Springfield, Mass.
Lee At His Time с
If his cause had won, Lee might have been another Washington. Не
was a tower of strength in the Federal army before the war, and was
offered the command of all the armies of the North. It was with a heavy
heart that he decided his duty lay with Virginia rather than with the
Union.
The worship of his for "Marse Robert" absolute. Major Stiles,
C.S.A.,
tells of ragged men rebel who took agreed a to "that make was Marse of may , , have
descended from monkeys,
Copyright,
1910,
by
Patriot
Publishing
Co.,
Springfield,
Mass.
Lee
At
His
Time
If
his
cause
had
won,
Lee
might
have
been
another
Washington.
was
a
tower
of
strength
in
the
Federal
army
before
the
war,
and
was
offered
the
command
of
all
the
armies
of
the
North.
It
was
with
a
heavy
heart
that
he
decided
his
duty
lay
with
Virginia
rather
than
with
the
Union.
The
worship
of
his
for
"Marse
Robert"
absolute.
Major
Stiles,
C.S.A.,
tells
of
ragged
men
rebel
who
took
agreed
a
to
"that
make
was
Marse
of
may
have
descended
from
monkeys,

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From the Photographic History of the Civil War, Published by Review of Reviews Co.
of Triumph-August, 1862.
noblest virtues and powers-with less of the ordinary littleness and selfish-
as
ness-than to any other great soldier.
On his right appears his Major General George Washington Custis
vy
he
Lee-like his father, a graduate son, of the U. S. Military Academy and a
On the left appears Colonel
former officer in the United States Army.
Walter Taylor, adjutant general on Lee's staff, at his hand in many a
les,
campaign.
their During highest the point, second thanks year of
From
the
Photographic
History
of
the
Civil
War,
Published
by
Review
of
Reviews
Co.
of
Triumph-August,
noblest
virtues
and
powers-with
less
of
the
ordinary
littleness
and
selfish-
as
ness-than
to
any
other
great
soldier.
On
his
right
appears
his
Major
General
George
Washington
Custis
vy
he
Lee-like
his
father,
a
graduate
son,
of
the
U.
S.
Military
Academy
and
a
On
the
left
appears
Colonel
former
officer
in
the
United
States
Army.
Walter
Taylor,
adjutant
general
on
Lee's
staff,
at
his
hand
in
many
a
les,
campaign.
their
During
highest
the
point,
second
thanks
year
of

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War
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AND
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AND
AND
AND
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AND
AND
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